établirons

Établirons is the conjugated form of the French verb établir in the first-person plural of the futur simple. It is not a standalone noun but a verb form used to express a future action carried out by the subject, typically meaning “we will establish” or “we will set up.”

Morphology and usage

Établir est a regular -ir verb in many respects, and its futur simple form is created by taking the infinitive établir and adding the ending -ons for the first-person plural: nous établirons. The accent on the initial é remains, yielding établi rons in standard spelling. Because it is a verb form, étab liron s appears in sentences only as part of a larger verb phrase and is not used as a separate lexical item with a distinct meaning.

Context and nuance

In written and formal speech, établir mais commonly appears in policy, planning, or procedural contexts, where actions such as creating, founding, or instituting are described for the future. The form is most often found in coordinated clauses or reported statements, rather than as a stand-alone term.

Examples

- Nous établirons un nouveau protocole d’ici la fin du trimestre. (We will establish a new protocol by the end of the quarter.)

- À long terme, nous établirons des partenariats durables avec les communautés locales. (In the long term, we will establish durable partnerships with local communities.)

See also

- Établir, the infinitive

- Conjugation of French -ir verbs

- Futur simple in French

Établirons does not denote a separate concept or entity in itself; it is the future-tense form of établir used to describe forthcoming actions.